Published: June 12th, 2011 at 7:44 pm ET
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Excessive levels of strontium detected in seawater, NHK, June 13, 2011:
[...] TEPCO announced that strontium-90 was also detected for the first time in ground water near the reactors’ buildings.
A ground water sample taken on May 18, around reactor number 2, measured 6,300 becquerels per liter. And for reactor number one, the sample showed 22 becquerels.
TEPCO explained it usually takes about 3 weeks to analyze the samples.
Published: June 12th, 2011 at 7:44 pm ET
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it only takes three weeks to analyse when you are dragging your feet.
The analysis can be completed in a few minutes using a multi-port gas spectrometer
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Until the hole is plugged, this is only daily news.
Please move a long, nothing to see here.
Please step away from the vehicle!
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Nice Summary of Fukusall. She likes ENENEWS.
http://www.opednews.com/articles/Fukushima–The-Elephant-i-by-lila-york-110611-262.html
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I think she has got hold of the unverified zardoz map, no?:
http://www.opednews.com/articles/Fukushima–The-Elephant-i-by-lila-york-110611-262.html
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repost…this is where i meant to put the reply(tired!)
http://www.zardoz.com
anyone tried doing this?
then i had a mosy about and got this
“The business market is also known as the a. organizational market. b. corporate … Zardoz divides its customers into the following categories: small …. The General Services Administration (GSA) of the U.S. federal government a. buys …
http://www.scribd.com/doc/53183691/pomtest6 – Bufret”
call me paranoid, call me tired but dont call me to early in the morning!!
but a quick reply would be cool
might be me not understanding the url thing but its spook y
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there is a nadir.nilu.no site
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oh and there is
adu.nilu.no
ebas.nilu.no
zardoz is of line…probaly something to do with what i outlined on the discution thread earlier about message 126 vaguely
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adu is atmospheric based 2010
ebas has the flexpart products rhat are associated with fallout forecasting possibly (click ok and it just hangs)so a dead end…earlier i tried the zardoz link and i got an uptodate list and then the page hanged and froze the computer…thats when i did a little checking as my interest was peaked…as an aside there is a total blackout on the media in norway on these matters
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it might be worth noting that people over here are having problems (intermitent) with phone and internet communication, possibly do to the flash flooding a few days ago….well thats all folks..
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@ tibetaneagle
the link scribd.com you posted is extremely like the one above ooer! connected to a google search i did on
Zardoz Business Services government
and on page two of that search i got another listing that went exactly like this;
“Hack to the future – theage.com.au – [ Oversett denne siden ]25 May 2003 … business … Meanwhile, French secret service agents did make progress in tracking …. That was when they found ZARDOZ, the holy grail of hacking. … and expertise from banks, universities and government departments. …
http://www.theage.com.au › Home › Features › General – Bufret – ”
excuse the rough copy and pasting but i found it all quite interesting…
makes you wonder…luckily though im sure some enterprising person whos quite clever might make some sence about this eh @admin or whoever, personnaly i dont think i would touch it with a barge pole…and i have some important things to do eh @officerdave….
this my fellow bloggers has been a very weird nights surfing.. remember,
you can fool me once, you can fool me twice but…err..ummm
peace
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@ PU239: Yes, it seems she definitely did get to the maps on the zardoz server. Although those Zardoz maps are “unverified” by official sources, they do appear to be far more accurate (from a number of perspectives, data wise) than the former “public” forecasts that were provided by NILU:
http://globalcooperative.wordpress.com/2011/05/18/radiation-map-analysis-europe-australasia/
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Other articles on the “zardoz” maps:
http://globalcooperative.wordpress.com/2011/05/07/radioactive-weather-update/
http://globalcooperative.wordpress.com/2011/05/12/radiation-storm-continues-as-data-is-suppressed/
http://globalcooperative.wordpress.com/2011/05/14/reactors-in-meltdown-as-private-forecasts-continue/
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thanks for the links
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I’ve been offline…so I suppose you saw Lucas new post. If not:
http://news.lucaswhitefieldhixson.com/2011/06/45-new-photos-of-fukushima-daiichi.html
VIDEO
http://tinyurl.com/6fuuxmn
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AND!
1000 PHOTOS
http://www.flickr.com/photos/xtcbz/5705865264/in/set-72157626687253144
BOOKMARK TO SHOW TO EVERYBODY YOU KNOW.
Peace out…heading to bed.
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The racoon, is not a racoon:
http://blogs.wsj.com/japanrealtime/2011/06/09/tanuki-stars-on-fukushima-daiichi-camera/?KEYWORDS=fukushima
(it’s a “tanuki”)
The ‘tanuki,’ or raccoon dog, is a familiar creature in Japan, even if few take the trouble to seek it out in the wild.
That’s because the ball of fur (striped like a raccoon but shaped like a dog) is a staple of popular culture. By song and legend the tanuki is an animal given to fun, and no little cunning. Visitors to the country will know it as the statue often seen welcoming customers at the entrance to restaurants, sporting a grin, a large jug of sake, an even larger pot belly, and – somewhat brazenly – outsize testicles, reflecting the beast’s real-life physiognomy.
Thanks to Fukushima Daiichi and Tepco, the wild tanuki is now easier to spot. That’s because live pictures streamed by the web camera installed by the troubled utility Tepco at its crippled nuclear plant now occasionally feature furtive appearances by local wildlife, including the tanuki as seen in this Youtube video from Asahi News Network.
Stray dogs, and even cats, have also been picked up on camera, in an eerie reminder that while animal life appears to go on, the owners of these pets have long since been evacuated, or succumbed to the disaster.
Still, it’s the tanuki’s stroll, with the ruined Daiichi structure in the background, that captures the attention: Oblivious or emboldened, the tanuki makes its rounds.
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raccoon dog is what the news broadcast page said it was, forgot to add the dog part !
opps
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THATS NOT MY ROCKY!!!
thats fake photoshop job,those evil bastards have put a racoons head on a dogs body.
it is clear to me rocky died 5 days ago.
a local vet told me rocky had been very down in the dumps and although he knew negativity could have health implications.
he was found dead of natural causes a book by his furry side by tim osman. entitled ‘don’t worry be happy” how to conquer strontium 90 in bone with a knife.
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: D
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I think that means:
scared, shocked, surprised
I’m slow ….
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OK, it means happy face, but someone might have put an accidental space between the : and the D just before this …
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No accident with the space, it’s oldskool without the long nose !
: )
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Nobody messes with Rocky (and gets away with it).
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I love you PU, and the tanuki which is my official totem animal now. After watching POM POKO with my daughter the other night I had visions of tanuki armies covering the fuku complex with their supernatural ginormous balls!!!!!!http://pinktentacle.com/2009/06/all-purpose-tanuki-testicles-prints-by-kuniyoshi/
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The new photos of the plant are staggering. The MSM while deathly silent show the same couple of photos if they “happen” to spend a minute on Fukushima. They are too busy with their TOP STORY Wiener’s photos. WHO CARES!! The world needs to wake up!!!
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TOTALLY AGREE. It’s sickening.
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Oh ya, that We’nee wager guy. I saw him on TV. Out there waging his we’nee.
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..proving that self-weinering is ill advisable.
Poor guy, it was all supposed to be a fun joke.
But, it don’t work in the land of Puritans!
Best to keep ‘er well zippered, and away from cell phones (and Puritans).
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OT, but is there some way I can get my original user name, Terranigma, back? Apparently my other email address changed its format and I keep sending a password to the now defuct address, which I can never retrieve.
As a big fan of Japanese video games, scroll down this website and check out the setting and story of Final Fantasy VII which was released in the U.S. in 1997 —
http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Shinra_Electric_Power_Company
Surreal, isn’t it? You wish this nuclear nightmare could just be another Japanese role playing game….
Also, we saw a young fawn and Momma deer (we fed the Mom deer some bread), and thankfully, the young deer, still with spots, looked healthy, alert, and normal.
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for those who like to make fun of TACOMAGROVE
you might like to open this 114 page report from the nrc
http://www.scribd.com
in the search box type
50915346
after the report loads an you dont want to read the complete report
just type cancer, in the reports search box
an go to the pages
complete address is
http://www.scribd.com/doc/50915346/a-safety-and-regulatory-assessment-of-generic-bwr-and-pwr-permanently-shutdown-nuclear-power-plants
then think fuku style 6 reactors
night all
i noticed the shills had no answer for yucca mtn,nv
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I just returned from Orange County, CA with my son. I have some questions for those who thoroughly understand this. I was down there this past week from June 5-12. I read on June 4 that the winds at Fuku had turned south. Does that mean this stuff wasn’t blowing to the West Cost of CA during this past week and it was a good week to be down there? I stayed out of the ocean but was in a swimming pool with my son for a little while. It’s hard to know what is safe and what isn’t. People don’t seemed to be worried about this in the least down there.
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They don’t know, obviously.
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Yeah, that was very obvious. I just hope I didn’t put my son in any immediate danger while I was down there.
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Aodhan
Without forecast it it hard to say when more is on us then other times, but we can be sure it is present most all the time in heavier then pre 311.
We will just have to keep the thought that it is with us and take do care in ALL we do, just of us here in the GOM region that are aware have learned to do what we need to try to stay safe, and staying out of the rain was and is more than ever most important !
Being a parent I can relate, glad all mine are grown !
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11:39 PDT Sun June 12, 2011
TEPCO messing with the camera.
Probably changing the tape.
Rerun # 395.
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http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/nu/f1-np/camera/index-e.html
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Flipping through the manual – sound only.
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the most silent building site in the world.
it’s. oh. so quiet
schhh,schhh
it’a oh. so still
schhh,schhh
you’re all alone with furry rocky
and so peaceful until…
ba ba ba boom
you fall down boom boom.
with the spent fuel ponds ka ba ba boom from reactor 3 he he.
rocky barks hey punk let’s get outta here
it’s not a place to stand and stare.
my racoon furs all wet i need to google.
how to get rid of the atomic clean miracle.
Beryllium,Zirconium,Niobium,Cesium,
plutonium and Polonium.
don’t worry rocky give it a day your fur will be gone thanks to the half life decay.
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BREAKING NEWS: The shattered city of Christchurch has been rocked again by two damaging earthquakes this afternoon, measuring magnitude 6.0 and 5.5.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/christchurch-earthquake/5136644/Magnitude-5-5-earthquake-rocks-Christchurch
As the big quake before in NZ, will there be a larger quake off Japan ?
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Thanks xdrfox,
I have family down there.
(Born in NZ).
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I think the TEPCO guy doesn’t realize the sound is on. Heard music, then flipping of pages, then frantic typing on keyboard.
http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/nu/f1-np/camera/index-e.html
Still going on …
At 12:08 JST, (just after lunch), he sighs, quite heavily.
Let’s pray for these guys … even if you’re not religious.
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Hope your family are well.
Why are you at that CAM, Looking for Rocky ?
: D
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I’ve had it on all the time just for the sound.
I check it periodically – the visuals. Can’t stare at it too long – your eyes go funny and hard to see anything.
If Rocky shows up, someone let me know. Just curious how long he lasts, poor buggar.
Then again, he’s probably been hanging around there for a while and built up some kind of magical resistance.
Pu239
LaR☺sistanceNucl☺aire
BE HAPPY, AND YOU WILL LIVE!
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…um, that would be AntiNucl☺aire.
Mon francais n’est pas le meilleur du monde …
merde
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The hair may have some protection from the gamma/beta rays ?
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Translation:
My English is not the best of the world…
shit
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my respect pu239 and to all nz`s
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good thing NZ git rid of their nukes!!!!!!
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EARTHQUAKE IN NEW ZEALAND
Looks to me as if they were shallow depth so more dangerous:
(9km and 11km down)
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MAG UTC DATE-TIME
y/m/d h:m:s LAT
deg LON
deg DEPTH
km Region
MAP 6.0 2011/06/13 02:20:51 -43.580 172.740 9.0 SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND
MAP 5.2 2011/06/13 01:00:00 -43.580 172.780 11.0 SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND
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Powerful earthquakes rock Christchurch
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/christchurch-earthquake-2011/5136644/Powerful-earthquakes-rock-Christchurch
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The videos are something !
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Map of location
http://theextinctionprotocol.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/n.gif?w=425&h=499
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@ xdrfox
if hair protects you from radiadion this guys got it sorted…and hes happy!
http://izismile.com/2009/09/23/the_most_hairy_man_in_the_world_27_pics.html
i think after seeing this i too am imune to those nasty particles lol
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Must have a great personality, look at his better half !
The pic of the Schoolbus was in my local Publix store recently. … http://i5.2leep.com/media/150×150/posts/1360/9be2ee3b13904ee882a7da58a7870049.jpeg
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løl
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Nice find, thanks! I wonder why they started by lasering the armpits, though. Wouldn’t have been exactly my first priority!
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he needed maximum protection lol
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You were better off than Hawaii, but the West Coast (Canada included) is the first dumping ground as the jetstream and lower air currents leaves the smoother sailing (less drag) of the ocean. Doesn’t pay to stress, try to limit outdoor exposure until the worst is over.
BTW:
http://fairewinds.com/updates
Arnie had some new comments today… Used the ape lung cancer pictograph I mentioned here in my Kodak history posting. I think he didn’t explain the tremendous historical significance very well for the ape lung cancer, but hey… He’s a scientist… not a historian.
i like his bravery though…and his poise.
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there is a link to an old video somewhere on this site , in it a guy said that 90% of the particulates comes down with the rain…take this into account and your lifestyle shouldnt need to change to much, all things considered. obviously there is an effect on the food chain….loads of useful info on the site! peace
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So that’s 6,300 beta decays per second per liter of groundwater… Definitely don’t want to drink that! Not sure if that even counts the stronger secondary beta decay from the Yttrium-90, Sr-90′s decay product. I REALLY hope these isotopes stay out of the aquifers people in Japan depend on. Nobody needs their bone marrow irradiated up close by beta particles.
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Radiation and thyroid cancer
The frequency of papillary thyroid carcinoma occurrence in young people is about 1.5 per million a year. But following the 1986 Chernobyl calamity a sudden 100-fold increase was seen in its occurrence in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia. In all, nearly 6,000 people developed thyroid cancer; about 4,000 of them had been children or adolescents at the time of the accident. But how does one distinguish naturally occurring thyroid cancer from that caused by radiation?
http://www.hindu.com/2011/06/13/stories/2011061355270800.htm
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I made a video Tokyo Radiation but some official sources in Japan were not very impressed. I promised them I would make an updated correction which I have. I didn’t need to but I did as they made some good points. I still maintain my stance not to travel to Tokyo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTKDop5hxS0
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***Instead, he turned at the beginning only to a handful of close, overwhelmed advisers who knew little about nuclear plants and who barely exchanged information with the plant’s operator and nuclear regulators. Struggling to manage a humanitarian disaster caused by the tsunami, Mr. Kan improvised his government’s response to the worsening nuclear crisis, seeming to vacillate between personally intervening at the plant and leaving it to the operator, the Tokyo Electric Power Company, known as Tepco.
“There were delays. First of all, we weren’t getting accurate information from Tepco,” said Kenichi Matsumoto, an adviser to Mr. Kan. But Mr. Matsumoto added that the prime minister’s distrust of Tepco and bureaucrats “interfered” with the overall response.
The early disarray alarmed the United States government enough that it increasingly urged the Japanese to take more decisive action, and to be more forthcoming in sharing information. Making matters worse was Mr. Kan’s initial reluctance to accept the help of the United States, which offered pump trucks, unmanned drones and the advice of American nuclear crisis experts.
“We found ourselves in a downward spiral, which hurt relations with the United States,” said Manabu Terada, a lawmaker who served as an aide to Mr. Kan at that time. “We lost credibility with America, and Tepco lost credibility with us.” ***
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/13/world/asia/13japan.html
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011 19:13
Radioactive material in sludge at 16 prefectures
NHK has learned that 16 prefectures in Japan have detected radioactive material in sludge since the crisis began at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in March.
NHK has found through interviews that at least 22 of Japan’s 47 prefectures have been testing sludge for radioactive material. 16 of them, ranging from Hokkaido to Osaka, have actually detected radioactive substances.
The level of radioactive cesium was highest in Fukushima city, at 447,000 becquerels per kilogram. This was followed by Tokyo at 55,000 becquerels and Maebashi, north of Tokyo, at 42,800 becquerels.
Rain-soaked soil containing radioactive substances has turned into contaminated sludge and is being stored at waste treatment plants.
Maebashi has designated area…
http://japan-afterthebigearthquake.blogspot.com/
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